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Irving Consumer Products fined $100K after pulp bales critically injure temp worker

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A tissue manufacturer has been fined $100,000 after two pulp bales tipped off a wire-cutting table and critically injured a temporary agency worker at its Toronto plant. Irving Consumer Products…

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